GHG Reduction Technologies Monitor Vol. 10 No. 7
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February 13, 2015

Falling Oil Prices Not Greatest Challenge CCS Faces, Expert Says

By Abby Harvey

Abby L. Harvey GHG Monitor 2/13/2015 While some have suggested that today’s low oil prices could hurt the development of carbon capture and storage technology by reducing interest in enhanced oil recovery, an energy expert said last week that CCS faces…

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Table of Contents

CCS Can’t Be Seen as Only to Allow for Fossil Fuel Use, NGOs Say

By Abby Harvey
Berkeley Researchers: Western U.S. can be Carbon Negative with Bio-CCS

By Abby Harvey
Costs of Boundary Dam Could Outweigh Benefits, New Study Says

By Abby Harvey
Utility Exec: Changes Must be Made to EPA Carbon Regs to be Effective

By Abby Harvey
Lawmakers Question Disparity between Fossil, Renewable Funding

By Abby Harvey
Lawmakers Question Feasibility of CCS Following FutureGen Decision

By Abby Harvey
Mechanical Completion of Quest CCS Project Expected in Coming Weeks

By Abby Harvey
Falling Oil Prices Not Greatest Challenge CCS Faces, Expert Says

By Abby Harvey
EPA Carbon Regs Pose No Threat to Grid Reliability, New Study Shows

By Abby Harvey
Construction Begins on CO2 Solutions Pilot Project

By Abby Harvey
Researchers Develop Microcapsule Based CO2 Capture Method

By Abby Harvey
Wrap Up

By Abby Harvey